Worship: an act of reverence
Biola’s chapel worship illustrates the denominational richness of the student body and sparks important conversation on the role and purpose of worship as a spiritual discipline and piece of campus life.
Lindy Lowe, Opinions Editor
• October 25, 2025
The dying spirit of Christian evangelism in America
America has become a breeding ground for non-biblical evangelism, veering away from the examples set by the apostles, prophets, and Christ himself, as messengers of the good news.
Connor Do, Staff Writer
• October 23, 2025
Dwelling in childlike faith: reflections on Torrey Conference
Students reflect on how Torrey Conference’s “Childlike” themes invited them to rest, listen, and rediscover wonder as children of God in their faith and community
Lindy Lowe, Opinions Editor
• October 15, 2025
Can Torrey spark revival?
Some Christians believe the United States is experiencing revival, making this year’s Torrey Conference especially unique.
Madison Tucker and Connor Do
• October 10, 2025
Chief O and the legacy of servitude he leaves behind
As Biola grieves the death of Chief John Ojeisekhoba his legacy continues to positively shape the community and structure of campus.
Madison Tucker, Staff Writer
• October 4, 2025
Reorienting with compassion: opinions in today’s cultural context
In a time when political views are increasingly divisive, journalists must consider the reestablishment of their values and visions; the opinions staff is no exception.
Madison Tucker, Lindy Lowe, and Connor Do
• October 2, 2025
Lamenting with community: how grief is shaped in Christian settings
What does grief look like in the context of a Christian campus, and how does it differ from that of secular settings?
Connor Do, Staff Writer
• September 25, 2025
For the Love of God, Pick up and Read
Literacy rates are dwindling, books are getting dusty, and Little Johnny doesn’t want to read anymore.
Emanuel Gomez, Freelancer
• May 3, 2025
Caring for our broken brothers
Men’s mental health faces stigma in both the church and the world at large. How does this affect men at Biola, and how can we, collectively, be a greater resource for them?
Kelly Van Duine, Managing Editor
• May 3, 2025
Navigating Community as a Minority
In a predominantly white school, how do minorities endure the struggle of adjusting to this environment?
Raylen Oliveros, Freelancer
• April 30, 2025
A time of grief and uncertainty for Catholics at Biola
With the passing of Pope Francis on April 21, Catholics have been hit with a wave of sorrow and eager anticipation as they await the results of the upcoming conclave.
Kelly Van Duine, Managing Editor
• April 30, 2025
Hear my Parking Lot Screams Oh Ye Insolent Trucks
If ye have a truck there go to another parking lot with larger spaces for thine mammoth vehicle.
Ashley Newman, Staff Writer
• April 25, 2025
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All across America, on city streets, college campuses, in public parks, and a multitude of other places, evangelism can be encountered. However,...




